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'''Vomit''' is a symptom of at least two dwarven afflictions: [[cave adaptation]] and injury. Cave adaptation is the most common cause, but dwaves and other [[creatures]] will vomit if they sustain wounds to their internal organs | '''Vomit''' is a symptom of at least two dwarven afflictions: [[cave adaptation]] and injury. Cave adaptation is the most common cause, but dwaves and other [[creatures]] will vomit if they sustain wounds to their internal organs | ||
| − | A [[puddle]] of vomit is represented by the same character as water (a double tilde: ≈) but is green rather than blue. Another object on top of a puddle of vomit will appear normally but on a green background. If vomit and [[blood]] puddles exist on the same tile, its [[color]] will be brown. Walking through vomit will not | + | A [[puddle]] of vomit is represented by the same character as water (a double tilde: ≈) but is green rather than blue. Another object on top of a puddle of vomit will appear normally but on a green background. If vomit and [[blood]] puddles exist on the same tile, its [[color]] will be brown. Walking through vomit will not affect a dwarf's mood. |
Vomit will disappear at the beginning of each season. | Vomit will disappear at the beginning of each season. | ||
[[category:lore]] | [[category:lore]] | ||
Revision as of 01:53, 9 September 2008
Vomit is a symptom of at least two dwarven afflictions: cave adaptation and injury. Cave adaptation is the most common cause, but dwaves and other creatures will vomit if they sustain wounds to their internal organs
A puddle of vomit is represented by the same character as water (a double tilde: ≈) but is green rather than blue. Another object on top of a puddle of vomit will appear normally but on a green background. If vomit and blood puddles exist on the same tile, its color will be brown. Walking through vomit will not affect a dwarf's mood.
Vomit will disappear at the beginning of each season.